Sentence examples for put on building from inspiring English sources

Too much reliance is being put on building new housing for sale when we are facing real economic uncertainties.

To address the problem, efforts have been put on building pure inorganic QD-LED.

Although I got the benefit of endorphins from an hour-long ride on a stationary bike, when I started practicing yoga I began to realize just how much focus was put on building muscle and burning calories at a gym.

While a lot of focus was put on building a great new web experience, Airbnb is also issuing an update to its popular iPhone app.

This is the same Mr. Bloomberg who gave away $100 million to charities last year, and who, according to a close friend, Morris W. Offit, had to be talked into having his name put on buildings at Johns Hopkins, though he was the university's biggest single donor and had served as the chairman of its board.

In addition to the eviction notices put on buildings on the farm in December, in 2013 the municipality slapped a no-occupancy order on a barn, and in 2014 they filed a civil claim to try and shut the farm down.

Today's news underscores the focus that Snap is putting on building more engagement directly in specific markets, and subsequently its revenues, and how it is looking to TV-style content to do that.

Initially, a major emphasis was put on the building of databases paralleling the work on the Beilstein, the Gmelin, the SpecInfo and the ChemInform databases.

Two main exterior influence factors are wind and temperature: the higher the draught of outside air, the more pressure is put on the building hull leading to a higher air exchange rate through small gaps between walls and openings.

Little emphasis has been put on comprehensive infrastructure building.

Columbus Circle is one of New York's few true roundabouts, and almost every building put on it has ignored the architectural potential that the shape holds.